Harry and Ron (accompanied by a reluctant Gilderoy Lockhart), entered the Chamber of Secrets, where Ginny was held by Riddle. Hermione had written "pipes" on the fragment, leading the boys to the conclusion that the Basilisk had been using the plumbing to navigate around the castle. When visiting her in the Hospital Wing, Harry and Ron read a piece of torn page from the book, and learned that the monster was indeed a Basilisk. This precaution saved her life when she did indeed became one of the Basilisk's victims. She took to using a mirror to peer around corners, so she wouldn't accidentally come face to face with her. Later in their search, Hermione Granger discovered the truth about the monster when reading a Magizoology book titled Most Macabre Monstrositiesin the Hogwarts Library. Hermione and the other Petrified victims in the Hospital Wing Using his own ability as a Parselmouth, Harry was able to hear the Basilisk, and attempted to find her.
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Nearly Headless Nick, a Ghost, received the full force of the Basilisk's gaze, but as he was already dead, he was merely put into a Petrified-like state. The Basilisk managed only to petrify a few Muggle-born students and Argus Filch's cat, Mrs Norris, since all of the victims only saw the snake's gaze indirectly, either through a reflection or through something, such as a camera (with Colin Creevey). However, although Riddle/Ginny had killed all of the Hogwarts roosters to prevent them from being used against the Basilisk, no deaths occurred (Riddle implied that this was because of his obsession with exacting revenge on Harry Potter overrode even his desire to carry out his role in purging all of the Muggle-borns). That shade possessed Ginny Weasley after Lucius Malfoy had slipped the diary into her cauldron during a confrontation at Flourish and Blotts, as part of his plan to discredit her father, Arthur Weasley. The Writing on the Wall, an indication that the Chamber of Secrets had been opened once againįifty years after Riddle's original attack on Hogwarts, the Basilisk was re-awakened by a shade of Riddle that was generated by a Horcrux that he had housed in his old diary. ENEMIES OF THE HEIR, BEWARE." - The Writing on the Wall " THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS HAS BEEN OPENED. However, Riddle, who did not want his five years of hard work in finding out about the Chamber to go waste, left behind a Diary, which he had purchased that same year, and contained a portion of his own Soul, in the hope that one day, it would allow him to, through possession of an unwitting host, reopen the Chamber and reawaken the Basilisk. Dumbledore also convinced Armando Dippet, who was the Headmaster at that time, to allow Hagrid to stay at Hogwarts as Gamekeeper. However, Transfiguration Professor, Albus Dumbledore became suspicious of Riddle, kept a very close watch over him during his remaining years at Hogwarts, and thus prevented him from any further terror at the school, since Riddle feared discovery. Hagrid was expelled, and the attacks stopped. To avoid that undesirable consequence for Hogwarts, which was the closest thing that he had to a home, Riddle framed Gryffindor Third year, Rubeus Hagrid for all the events, and claimed that Hagrid's pet Acromantula, Aragog, was responsible for the attacks. Those events were nearly the cause for the permanent closing of Hogwarts. A sink in that bathroom concealed the Entrance to the Chamber of Secrets. All the victims were merely Petrified, except for a student named Myrtle Warren, who was killed in the Girls' Bathroom on the Second Floor. Riddle unleashed the Basilisk on the school, with his goal of ridding the school of all of its Muggle-borns. In 1943, the Chamber of Secrets was opened by a Slytherin Fifth year, named Tom Riddle, who was able to control the Basilisk through his status as the Heir of Slytherin. Slytherin's Basilisk slithering through the Chamber of Secrets " But I know one thing - last time the Chamber of Secrets was opened, a Mudblood died." - Draco Malfoy regarding the first opening
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